The ITC will remain at 30% for projects started through 2019, reduce to 26 percent in 2020, then to 22% in 2021. The commercial and utility credit will remain at 10% after 2021, while the residential credit will sunset.
Will tighter restrictions on oil vapor pressure make crude-by-rail safer? The science isn’t in yet, but the legislative train in Washington State may have already left the station.
Exxon Mobil is not required to let its shareholders vote on setting greenhouse gas emissions targets, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said.
The Colorado oil and gas industry is on the state’s endangered list, fighting a running battle with activists intent on stopping fracking. Now the industry faces renewed legislative challenges.
A group of Democratic senators sent a letter to David Bernhardt earlier this month calling on him to release the details of the Interior Department’s new five-year offshore drilling plan.
Wood Mackenzie expected the country's renewables capacity to triple from 2019 to 60.5 gigawatts by 2030 with solar and wind installed capacity making up the majority of this growth.
Three-day petrochemical blaze near Houston spurs calls for tougher regulations.
The Green New Deal was introduced last month by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Democrat Congresswoman from New York, along with fellow Democrat Senator Edward Markey of Massachusetts. It has since become the center of a renewed debate in Washington about how vigorously the government must act to address climate change.
The ruling blocked drilling on more than 300,000 acres in Wyoming until the Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management conducts further analysis about how the development would impact climate change.
A Democratic takeover of the governorship and the statehouse in last year’s Midterm elections means an abrupt shift from the previous administration’s energy policy.
